paul marxhausen
I've been doing music in Nebraska since, um, about 1964, I guess, if
you want to go back to the very first time I picked up a violin.
The world will go on happily without my documenting it all on-line, but
there are couple of resources I've put together in recent years that
other musicians might care to look at. They are:
today your mercy calls us
- a collection of songs for contemporary worship, these include
both updated pop versions of many Lutheran hymns, and also quite a few
brand new worship songs I've written. Resources include scores,
sound files, lyrics, PowerPoint slides, everything you need if any of
these catches your ear.
Musicians' Injuries web page -
in roughly 1994, instrumental playing and heavy computer use caught up
with my body and took away all my instruments for a very extended
period of time. I began to put resources about musicians'
injuries - books, tapes, web sites, newsgroup postings - up on a
website that, in connection with a related website on computer-related
repetitive strain injuries, has grown greatly in scope and includes an
expanding list of patient-recommended health care professionals.
Thankfully I've recovered my ability to play and use my hands.
Notes from the Fireplace
Lots of personal recordings ... besides a backlog of these from past years, hoping
to record and post sketches, noodlings, etc., recorded here at my desk beside the
fireplace.
